Witch! Witch!
Reese: "CC, go get in the stockade."
CC: "Are you crazy, fool? No!"
Reese: "How else am I supposed to see what criminals were treated like if you don't get in the stockade?"
CC: "How about you get in the stockade, genius?"
Reese: "Oh, please! Look at that little tiny hole. There's no way I'll be able to fit my big head in there."
CC: "Well, it is true- you do have a big head."
Reese: "That's what I'm sayin'! The thing probably wouldn't even clamp down right. So, go get in the stockade."
CC: "Nah, man. No way."
Reese: "GO GET IN THE STOCKADE!!!!"
CC: "Awww, man, why I always gotta be listening to you?"
Reese: "I'll pay you. C'mon?!?!"
CC [getting in the stockade]: "Well, if it's for money."
Reese: "Excellent!!"
CC: "Hey, what are you doing?!?!"
Reese: "Taking a picture."
CC: "NAH, MAN!!!! THAT WASN'T PART OF THE DEAL!!!!"
Reese: "AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! This is going to be a great post on my blog."
CC: "NOOOOOOOO!!!!! NOT THE BLOG!!!!! GET ME OUT OF THIS THING!!!! SOMEONE HELP!!!!"
Random People: "Oh, my god! Someone help that girl."
Reese: "Don't pay any attention to her- she's just a heathen, witch. Stockade punishment for witches and all."
Random People: "Oh, of course. Shame on you witch!"
CC: "I'm going to get you good, Reese!!!! You'll pay for this!!!!! With your money!!!!"
Reese: "HAHAHAHAHA!!! It's sooo worth it."
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posted by Reese The Law Girl at 8:21 AM
17 Comments:
You and CC must be like a female Huey and Riley.
...who would play Ruckus (no relation).
I was thinking that a few days ago. We are kinda similar.
I'm quite sure I know no one who could play Uncle Ruckus.
No one.
;)
OMIGOD this is hilarious. Very creative, too. THanks for making me laugh. No, I'm not stalking you. It's just I finally turned in two manuscripts and have time to catch up on your blogging.
Hi Reese! Still waiting to see you chilling. I may need legal representation soon, you available?
hahahaahahahaahaa....when is that pocket reese i ordered 10 months ago coming in the mail?
GOSH.
Alisa: Thanx! I'll be the chick in line with her short sister still in the stockade waiting for your latest novels. :)
Mike: Dear Lord, what did you do? Are you gonna need "Lisa's" help? She's a DA you know? ;)
Caro: I'm sorry, but President Bush ordered that all clonings of Reese be halted in order to save the world from loud-mouthed, big headed girls. I think it was the right decision. ;)
["NOOOOOOOO!!!!! NOT THE BLOG!!!!!"]
Funny stuff!!! :-)
Well, did you pay up?!
Deshaun: I promised her an IOU which is to be delivered next week when I go back home. It will probably come in the form of "all incidental expenses of CC paid by Reese during the week in which Reese visits home."
Of course, I end up paying for all of her incidental expenses when I come home. This time at least I got something out of it. ;)
Well, Reese, you are a lawyer...and, as we all know, lawyers are made of money. :D
By the way, does any one know any loud-mouthed, big-headed girls?
Derek: HA! Not lawyers who work for the taxpayers. Taxpayers are notoriously cheap.
BTW, in regards to your Huey/Riley observation, I forgot that back in the day, CC and I were actually more of a Black "Daria & Quinn." Actually, EVERYBODY used to say that about us (friends, relatives, etc.). Daria/Quinn and Huey/Riley are actually very similar characters when you think about it.
Who's Huey and Riley?
You and CC are too funny :)
Desiree,
Huey and Riley are brothes who are brothers and they have their own show (BONUS POINTS: What TV show spawned that last statement?) called The Boondocks. The Boondocks is a comic strip written by Aaron Macgruder. It was started in 1997 at The Diamondback, the student newspaper of the University of Maryland - College Park...hmmm, I wonder if I know anyone that was there then. Now it's in something like 200 newspapers. It's known for it's fearless satire of both the current political landscape, popular culture especially African-American popular culture and striking anime-inspired artwork. This past November, it made the jump from the printed page to television. It can be seen on Cartoon Network's [adult swim] block at 11 pm e/p on Sundays. Huey is a 10-year-old precocious, cynical, unapologetically leftist kid and Riley is an 8 year old caught up in the facades portrayed by urban culutre. Both boys live with their grandfather, Robert Freeman, in a predominately white suburb. Their interactions with the few blacks and the whites are both comical and seeds of introspection.
In short, you should TiVo it :-).
LOL
Public humiliation increased by internet syndication...sweet.
great blog. I book marked you.
Thanx, Miss Q. :)
Why are you always torturing your sister?! LOL..Be nice girls!!
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